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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-08
THE CRIMES BILL DEBATE.
A Remark About Mr.. GladstOme which
Called for Cries Of ssShame.,s

Called for Cries Of .sShame.o
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, July S.-The crimes bill will no doubt
be full -nedged and ready to fly before this time
tomorrow. There was large attendance last
night In the house OF commons All the promi-
nent leaders OF parties were in their places. Par
nell, seeming better In health, enjoyed himself
afterward in the smoking-room with OBrien and
other OF his followers over apparently many good
stories and omnipresent lemon squash. Clad
stone spoke vigorously forcibly, and picturesquey
but no attack upon the bill is any better than
hoggtng dead horse. Even he cannot arouse
great enthusiasm. Balfour's reply calls for no
comment. The only incident OF the evening was
formed by cries OF SHANE" which greeted the
hope expressed by Johnston that Gladstone would
90 soon to another and more peaceful scene, when
he hastened TO explain: 81 was not speaking OF
heaven, but OF the house OF lords" IN the Had
dington election to-day there is no hope OF a lb-
eral victory, but great efforts are being made to
reduce the tory majority. These will probably
succeed. Edmund Routledge, the liberal candi.
date, will be known In America as partner In the
publishing firm OF Routiedge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-08

Secretary Boutwell,, ex-Secretary
Belknap Mr.. Carter, the Hawaiian minister Com
missioner Carroll D. Wright, NJ. R. Janlsch OF the
German legation, were registered in New York
E. church, West Washington, has not left town, as
was reported--C: A. Watson OF Pittsburg, j. G..
FarnSworth Of Albany, and Otto Seibold Of Ger
many, are at the AringtOn.-Gen. j. C. Duane
U. s. A, Capt Jno, Wilkes OF Charlotte N. c., and
Rev Jas. A: Buck, Soldiers Home, d. c. are at the
San q Nsw MRa
and j. j. Reynolds OF Kansas City, Mo-, are at
Willards.-Representatt Gibson OF west Viz
Buffalo, 7. McNeir OF Maryland, and Jno. G. Dick
son OF Dakota. are at the NatiOnaL-Henry E.
Earle OF Connecticut, N. s. Brown OF Tennessee,
j. X. Young OF Kentucky, VIM. Whitman of Boston,
and F. E. Hogg OF Oregon, are at the Riggs-Mrs.
terdaY for Atlantic City.
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IT IS SUPPOSED THAT THE CHINEsE FOUND dad
MAY HAVE BEEN DROWNED.
PORTLAND, ORkG., July s.-There is nothing to
confirm the rumor that the Chinese miners on
Snake River have been murdered. There is no
doubt but that several bodies have been found In
The water, but they may have been drowned.
There is no eliable news that any raid has been
committed. The Chinese work bars IA snake
River. which pay 90 10 IS cents per day, and no
white man wants to work for that SUN. The
Chinese merchants at Lewiston think that their
countrymen were coming down the river In boats
with the 'clean-ups" for the season. and that the
object OF the murder was robbery.
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Svyitchmem ON q strike.
TROUBLE FEARED IN THE RAILROAD YARDs AT I'M.

CHICAGO, July s.--A Times special from Lincoln
Neb, says: The switchmen, numbering seventy.
fve men, In the Burlington and Missouri yards are
strike. The trouble originated over the ap-
pointment OF Conductor Sherman as night master
OF the Lincoln yards The swftchmen claim the
appointment should have been promoted yard
man. Superintendent Thompson stated yesterday
that nearly all or their places had been fllled by
new men, and that none or the strikers would be
taken back under any circumstances. Trouble 70
feared among the strikers, and an extra squad OF
police have been placed on guard.
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killed bv n Nee sting,

MIDDIRTowN, n. T., July S.-Jno. ID. yanGorden,
County, Pa, was killed by bee sting the wrist
wednesday morning. In few moments afrer he
was suung the pain became so Intense that he
started for the house. AS he entered the door, he
groaned "Oh! am going TO die, and Immediately
expired. He was q prominent citizen OF Pike
County.
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Lay DOWN. HoARY-HEADED ExTORT1oN.
WE'RE GOING TO
SHELL THE Woods
Lesyine neither br.nch shrub twis behind which
PEOPLE
Made furious by the outases perpetratsd upon them
INFAMOUS SELF.
ANYTHING AMBIGUOUS ABOUT THIS,
SOLID SHOT
wpraasS nss ASsrs HIs Spts in Cloths Ga.smsrss and
s16 80. SI7.40, $1,000. S2I. SO. $3.50. $3.50.
SHELL
Chesterfield and Cutsway Suits, Serzes. Tweeds,
sSS5s'sffss sfsss. q siEs :ls :ls
sHRAPNEL.
Mems Sack Suits. Cheviots, Serges, Tweeds Cassi-
s1os5 siis5 T. s's9 sYEss. :asS sfsss: e.
GRAPE AND CANISTER
Boys Suits. ages 13 to 1s years strictly all WOOL
si5s5s' i SSS ses7. s7ss ssss. 1875. sio. 1
PASS THE INFANTRY RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT.
suit ii @sos Sss q Gs1dssn
sf ana .na wa 80 chrsn'
GIVE THEM THE BAYONET,
Mems Suits. sacks and cutsways, NOT an wool.
S3vO. Hoys suits 13 to Is years, coat vest, and
SHOW NO QUARTER.
Trousers In endless variety cnpr,.r n, th ,.t..
ears sais sssa ss5e. T.; :sss. isiss:
Our big S2S. 600 purcbase il not yet exhausted We
1Ase severn Io0 stu to dispose Of and are recoivng
fresn invoices every day. For the latest styies Ne
best and cnsapess nne Ready Made Clothing 70 to
VICTOR Z ADLERS
TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
o27 and $50 7th St n. W., Cor. Msaa. Ava
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until linn
eB-Omce Coats. stripes and checks 25c Zach On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays md Frfdava fronn tc q
O'Clock Am. Remember tho days and the hourr ~
other hOurA = ~ A x:y.sss yA
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DENVER, Col, July S.-1he reports which come
to Denver concerning the drought In the eastern
part OF the state do not agree with those sent To
Washington from the same locality. To within
two weeks ago it was represented here that the
people who had located within the ''rain belt"
were getting frequent showers and about as much
water a needed
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Ben Holiday Dying.

STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS IN A HOSPITAL IN FORT
LAND, OREGON.
PORTLAND, OREGON, July s.-Ben Holiday Of
pony express and overland stage fame was dying
last night at St Vincent Hospital IN this city, Of
paralysis. He is sxty-eight years OF age. Hio
wife and children from the East are with him.
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Telegrams to The Star.
RUSSIA, AUSTRIA AND BULGARIA.
Trouble Brewing in the East
THE FIDELITY BANK IRREGULARITIES
Ben. Holiday Dying in Oregon
THE wERTeNeAkeR HOMICIDE CASE.


Douglas Kidwell and the Other Pris.
Oners Held for the Grand Jury.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July S.-Douglas Kidwell,
charged as principal In the wertenbaker murder
case with the other parties charged as accessories
had another hearing before the mayor this after
noon. Mr.. F. L. Smith, attorney for the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company; States Attorney Mar
bury or the city, and Clements, OF the county, ap-
peared for the prosecution, and Messrs- Samuel j.
Brent and John II. Green for the defense. Nothing
new was developed, and the accused were held for
the grand jury.
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PTrTsBuRG, PA, July 6-StellA Williams, . col
ored woman living at NcDonaods, Pa, with Lewis
walker coal miner, also coldfed, shot ana KILLED
the latter last evening because he threatened TO
leave her The woman was arrested and taken 70
the county jail at washington last night
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SOCIETY EyENz8 N MxxIco-Miss Clara Marfs.
CAL daughter q lgnact0 Mar1scal minister OF for
eign affairs and formerly minister TO the United
States, was married Ia the city Of Mexico yester-
day to MIR. Thomas Moran, nephew OF Sebastian
CamachO, manager 0f the mint. Miss Mariscal Is
well known N Weehingt0n society. The couple
win make their residence for q time in New York.
Minister Manning gave BAH last night to the
American reS1d9nts Of the City OF Mexico.
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Special Cable Dispatch to TAE EVENING STAR
LONDON, July S.-The house OF lords last night,
by majority OF IL, abolished primogeniture in
cases OF intestacy. This is an important example
OF the thin end OF q wedge which does not get as
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Gen. Fairchild Will Not Talk.

MADISON. WIS.,, July s.-when approached by q
representative OF the Associated Press last night,
relative to the letter OF President Cleveland 20
Mayor Francis, or st. Louis declining TO visit that
city On account OF the O. A. X. difnculty, Com.
mander-tn-Chief Fairchiid declined TO express hn
views, either officlally or otherwise.
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Appointed by the President.

Appointed by the President.
The President to-day appointed Chas. F. Larra-
bee OF Maine, clerk OF class three, in the office
Of Indian Affairs to be special agent for the alot-
ment OF lands in severalty to the Indians provided
1887 -
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General Foreign News.

SEVEN MEN BURNED TO DEATH.
LONDON, July S.-A farmhouse at Artnaho0
BuJeshire, Scotland, was destroyed by IRE last
night, and three women and four men-servanta
We're burned TO death.
AN INDUCEMENT TO SURRENDER.
BOMBAY, july S.-The ameer OF Afghanistan has
nailed TO the Candahar gate, underneath the
Koran, proclamation Offering free pardon and
the remission OF two years taxes 10 ali retels who
surrender.
VESSELS FROM SICILY TO INSPECTED.
ROME, july S.-The government has ordered tho
inspection OF all vessels from Rocceila, Calaoria,
and Catani Sicily, that may arrive at other Ital.
ian ports.
A RUSSIAN THREAT TO AUSTRIA
ST. PETERSBURG, July S.-The Nouoe TremU0
says that the election OF Prince Ferdinand Of
Saxe-Coburg, TO the Bulgarian throne eIhausts
RusSias patience. austria will noe succeed"
adds the paper. "Russias action may inconve-
nience Austria"
MINISTER PHELPS MADE A SPEECH.
LONDON, July s.-Princess Victoria wife OF tho
German crown prince, to-day presented commence
ment prizes at the Norwood School for the Blind.
United states Minister Phelps was present and
made an address he eulogized the system which
qualified those deprived Of sight TO earn living
and receive an education.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
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Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 1lth st., BY
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TEE EVENING STAR is served TO subscribers IN the
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RE- All mail subscriptions must be paid In ad vanc>,
popsper sent longer than is paid for
hates of advertising made known on application
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yesfs Of ace, Was hlled last night &C Els home s
Cascade Broome County, New fork, By the accl-
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.& R E M VAL.

EQUITABLE c. B. ASSOCIATION
The Equitable COOPERATIVE Building Associa-
ton has removed its Office to the EQUITABLE
BUILDING" 1908 st. NV
Office hours will be from am to 4 80 pm.
On the first Wednesday in each month the Office
will be open from to O'Clock pm. on which
day advances will be made at 80 O'Clock DIM
Shares in the 18th Issue are open for subscrip-
ton.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages
OF the Association furnished upon application.
THOMAS 'soMERv1LIE, pres't,
'NO. JOY EDISON, Sec'y. jy2-1m
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SnMxAS&0NIGi; SnMxA & IGi xaM a SPECIAL e 1 LG3MMUNIGATIoN
No. IA, F. A A. NJ, viii be held Monday, July ii, at
to m be The
1t EMMETT c. ELMoRE. Secretary.
S SE 5HE
1858 a1ns hours during Which pavement or street
o shs or used hereby amended
viii bs permitted between the hours of ve and SIX
Tue T sse by 1sser
- Sc SPECIAL Sh NOT NOTICE cE-oEFIcERs OF THE
4l9 10th st;nx;. July SRI at 5$9: to make az, :
akSFosD SfSs.sE t6Sdss No. OFF, BY order Il
K% THE g: 2; o Q, +. And FFRIENps ARE
Of Rose Hill Lodge Lodge No % sss suSpAY july
10: ut 730 p. ~, at the Fifth Baptist Church, Rev
JAS Il PEyroN. ps u 0AA' ~ II: Il:
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ss byf yfis sofsT
disSrsd It yin aEe prices
jys-at Main Office and YARD % i4sh and Son sts NV.
n THE UNDERSIGNED. AssIGNEES OF E.
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WELL co. and E CHESTER sToTT i CO. are e1.
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trade and fixtures Of the drug business lately con
nS IT, July spa
TlETH. when they will be promptly acted upon as it
E the desire of the ass!gness close up the affairs of
Alr. stott during the current year.
,ys.aw " v: = ;! fGHA55TEpsoS.} fGA5E As.'snss'
N~ NOVELTY IN SCAFFOLDING AT MET
ropolitan church, corner ~ and c SITS NV
Architects, builders, painters and everybody using
By MT G. E Kirk, the painter and decorasor as
IN calsomining the interior of Metropolitan church
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aiessrs C!ephane, White and Devine hereby not-
tney can now exchange the same for full paid
company upon presentation of the same, duly filled
9P and endorsed: at the Office of the Company Room
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THE DISTRICT NATIONAL GUARD.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Drum to-day delivered the commissions to
the stafr officers OF the District National Guard.
Lieut.. James Bigelow, who is to be adjutant gen.
era! OF the militia, was ordered TO report at WASH
ingt0n from Arizona at once, and Is expected to
arrive in O few days.
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1921 ,959; customs $634, 500.

MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssEIs.-The Navy De-
partment has been Informed OF the arrival Of the
Thetis at Montevideo the Juniata at Punta Arenas,
the Richmond and Yantic at Portland, and the
Despatch at New York.
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s. 8. sTEARNs, MD, HAS REMOVED
1925 Rhode Island ave. " ~
sss hours to 10 ID iS sm and
]. Mel. D0DsoN HAS REMOVED 70
- 1925 st NV.
- Has removed his Office and residence from
1870 sI to aa4 &c st. se near COR 4th ST. and Pa
ave. Telephone can. 462. jy1-lm
the stoci6oiders Of the SATIoEk S19E az
INSURANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON for the
sa M will be d s the office
open SobLa f oISss fHSR Secretary
R~PNoTICE TO WATER TAKERs-WATER
0Ia Rents for the ensuing fiscal year are due
AUGUST l. under penalty Of having water t tuned o
Bills for Water Rent are now ready at the Wsfer
Office and should be at once called or sent for b,
By order Of the Engineer Commissioner DC.
THOMAS w. SYMONS
VI-ot Captain of Engineers. U. 8. A.
AssEssoR's OFFICE
Taxpayers will please take notice. that in accordance
with the provisions of the act of March g. 1883 lst
on the tax list which includes new buildiues sddi.
tions, improvements to old buildings unusOd or rnfin
sheo at the last assessment, and also buildings lust
This Office should be notified as to the removal or
destruction Of any building since the last assessment
Complaints as to said can only be heard
ana deternlned between July 9 and July 20, 1887,
by by oFaer tas OF the c0n%issioners p1S s,G. p g.
% WGoR sEa2N 2NAMNrHEhSt MxH4hfSts AND r1rs
.z ROCHE'S
ye1I-1m' 497 street northwest
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The Earl Of Aberdeen Speaks.
HIS TALK IN ST. PAUL LAST NIGHT-coNFIDKNT O
SUCCESS OF THE HOME RULE CAUSE

ST. PAUL. MIMI, July &-Some two hundred
sh-American and other citizens OF st. Paul last
Aberdeen, late lord lieutenant OF Ireland, now on
his way East from the Pacific coast. In the ad-
dress OF welcome Bishop Ireland described the
had ruled Ireland for the Irish, and declared the
name of Gladstone will take its place with those
of O'Conneli and parneu. The London Times WIN
tell its readers OF this meeting yet among the
Ir1shmen presented to you here are lawyers Judges
men controlling railroads, and the best business
interests, representative or millions OF dollars OF
capital The earl replying, declared such a de-
mOnstration had a peculiar significance at the
present juncture 10 promoting prom the success OF the
that speedy passage OF the home rule bill de-
pends on the votes OF British electors. 1 do not
speak OF whether home rule is coming, but when,
and it will be when the British public Is dis
abused OF its misapprehensions TO aspirations
OF advocates OF home rule There are three classes
or IriShmen with respect TO this question. Men OK
enlightenment who make clear distinction
between illegal and constitutional methods, too
S!sar-sighted to , believe an -. attempt to erect
anything but delusion; second, men who while in
the main holding similar views, yet have a GER
tain liberation Tor those employing violent MEANS
lastly, section, small, / believe, who
seek absolute separation from Eng
land by methods which would certainly 6e
reprObated by Ir1shmen as a race. With such divi.
siOnS is It wondered that the British voter is puz
zled; but he Is rapidly becoming educated up TO
advocated by Gladstone l see the Marquis OF
Harrington states that the unionist party has
lately been strengthened and increased. Ii this
strength comes from the conservatives, it is OF
little consequence, but recent elections show It
does not come from advocates OF home rule The
impulsive generosity OF the Irish themselves Will
be one factor In making an easy reconciliation" /"
In concluding the earl delivered a message from
Lady Aberdeen, now visiting her brother, to the
can be obtained direct from Ireland The earl's
remarks were received with heartiest applause
He subsequently related some OF his experiences
while travelling In America. Gov. McGni, Ignatius
DOnnely and many Others spoke.
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LAsxzrs LoAs Ou1cE

NO. 001 <eunsyivAntA avenue Northwest
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mondA. Sevelsy, P1stols, Guns. Nochantol Toola
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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who has had extensive experience in fine and artistic
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ID. ID. s., NJ. d., 140o n. Y. ave. NV. ie23-3ms
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A Balm for Wounded Love.
YOUNG HUSBAND PAYS THE COUNTING EXPENSES
OF A REJECTED SUITOR.
John Hoey, young man Of Jamaica, L. l., has
just received check for 600 from Mr.. p. II. Cas-
sidy, auditor OF the New York, WOodhaven and
Rockaway Railroad, under somewhat peculiar cir
cumstances. HOey sent in a bill for expenditures
tce-cream, buggy rides. dinners, &c.-durtng his
courtship Of Miss Margaret Semars, an accom-
pliShed young lady, who has just been married to
MIR. Cassidy. Hoey intended forbidding the mar
rtage, and talked OF breach of promise suit
against the young lady; but being advised that ne
had no legal claim upon her, he made out the bill
as above mentioned and sent It to her on the day
OF her wedding. As soon as Mr.. Cassidy heard OF
the matter he sent his check for the amount
which Hoey has accepted as o slight balm for his
lost love, but says he would prefer the girl.
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Said to Have Been Lynched.


NEGRO CHARGED WITH A BRUTAL ASSAULT IN
SURREY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Reports have been received from Surrey County,
Virginia, of an assault made ON Mrs. Savadge, a
respectable lady, by negro named Reuben Cole
man. Mrs. Savadge, the telegraphic account says,
was walking out tn the woods near her home,
when she discovered Coleman concealed In the
woods. Mrs Sayadge became frightened. and ran
OF in the direction OF home, when the negro pur-
sued and overlook her: He then threw her to the
ground, and committed an assault on her. In her
struggles with the negro Mrs Savadge had most
OF her clothing torn from her person and also her
shoes. MI. Savadge was in the pasture q short
distance from where the assault was made upon
his wife, but Mrs. Savadge was unable to make
any outcry because her assailant. after choking
her, placed his hands over her mouth. Search was
at once made for Coleman, who was soon found
and committed to Jail. Ever since the assault was
committed the feeling against Coleman has been
very bitter, and repeated threats Of ynching have
been made. At an early hour Wednesday morn
armed with pistols, guns, and knives, gathered in
the vicinity OF the Jail for the purpose Of lynching
the culprit. but daylight came on before every
thing could be got In readiness for the attack
upon the jail Thursday night another posse Of
men gathered at the Jail. and it reported last
night that Coleman had been lynched.
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OF THE CHICAGO POODLE" JURY.
CHICAGO, july Sat the opening OF the "boodle"
trial this morning, Judge Jameson gave his de-
Parks, who, 1t was charged, were friends OF ex-
Warden Varneil, and were 80 prejudiced In his
favor that they could not render fair and Impair
tfal verdict The court decided that the evidence
given yesterday by the State was sufnctent TO
warrant him In excuSiug the three men.
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